A photo of an uncle sitting on a bus in Singapore with a S$50 note tied to his head has gone viral.
The photo, posted on the Singapore Incident Facebook page on Friday (20 Sept), has more than 1,300 shares and about the same number of likes at the time of writing.
In the photo, the uncle can be observed to be wearing something else besides a mask over his nose and mouth.
A crisp S$50 note is tied to the side of his head with at least two rubber bands.
Under the S$50 note is what looks like another sheet, possibly S$10 or otherwise.
Most of the 300 netizens who commented on the post were amused, with many suggesting tongue-in-cheek reasons why the uncle did this.
Some said it was a way for him to cure a headache/illness, confounding the saying that “money cannot buy health”.
Others speculated that he had struck the lottery, maybe even the most recent TOTO draw on Thursday (19 Sept) which spawned 80 Group 1 and Group 2 winners.
Given the fact that the uncle was sitting in the bus, one even linked this to “pressure” caused by the recent announcement of the upcoming increase in fares.
Another made a witty joke about the uncle, saying the money had “gone to his head”. In the same vein, another joker said he was “thinking of money”.
Some respondents did however propose an entirely plausible explanation that the uncle simply had no wallet or no pockets.
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Featured image adapted from Singapore Incidents on Facebook.
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